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Wrath of Poseidon
Wrath of Poseidon | Clive Cussler, Robin Burcell
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Husband-and-wife team Sam and Remi Fargo come up against an old enemy while searching for a treasure that has been lost for centuries in this exciting adventure in the bestselling series by the Clive Cussler, Grand Master of Adventure. Ten years ago, a chance meeting at the Lighthouse Café in Redondo Beach led Sam Fargo and Remi Longstreet on the adventure of a lifetime, hunting the legendary riches stolen from the Persian King Croesus in 546 B.C. But they weren't the only ones. Someone else is after the gold, and he's willing to kill anyone who gets in his way. When Sam and Remi run afoul of a criminal drug-running operation, their hopes of finding the treasure are dashed. But with Sam's ingenuity and Remi's determination, they survive their confrontation with the drug runners, and manage to send one of the key players to prison. Though the cache of gold is never found, life goes on. Sam and Remi marry--and years later return to Greece to find the one treasure that got away. Time becomes their enemy when the kingpin they helped send to prison over a decade ago is released--and he has two goals in mind. Find the legendary hoard of King Croesus, and kill Sam and Remi Fargo. The Fargos know that as long as this gold is out there, no one is safe. They return to Greece for a final showdown--and one last chance to find that elusive treasure.
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Wrath of Poseidon | Clive Cussler, Robin Burcell
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So I was a little confused, but I did enjoy the story! The beginning started out like normal, but then suddenly jumped back to the origin story of Sam & Remi (which I loved and was so glad to get), before popping back to present day. They tied it together, but it was a wee bit disconcerting how he went it about it. However, as he‘s done something similar with Isaac Bell, it wasn‘t a crazy surprise.